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1967 Dodge Charger

1967 Charger

Description

Introduced in 1966, the Charger remained mostly unchanged for its
second year in production.

The easiest way to identify a 1967 Dodge Charger is that they had
turn signal indicators mounted on the top edge of the front fenders.
The 1966 Chargers had only a chrome strip along the top of the
fenders with no turn signal indicator.

In the interior, the full length console between the seats was replaced
by a shorter one that was only for the front passengers.

The "LA" 318 cubic inch 2-barrel was now standard but it was still
rated at 230 horsepower and 340 ft-lbs of torque. A new 440 cubic inch
"Magnum" 4-barrel engine was introduced, rated at 375 horsepower and
480 ft-lbs of torque. A 383 cu in 2-barrel (270 hp and 390 ft-lbs), a
383 4-barrel (325 hp and 425 ft-lbs), and the 426 Hemi (425 hp and
490 ft-lbs) were also optional.

1967 Charger Key Differences

Turn signal indicator lights on the top edge of the front fenders
is the only external way to identify a '67 Dodge Charger. 1966
Chargers had a chrome strip on the top edge of the front fender, but
it did not have a light in it.

Inside, 1967 Chargers have a short console that runs just between
the front seats. 1966 Chargers have a long console that runs from the
dash to the back of the rear seats.

Similar Years

1966 and 1967 Chargers are virtually identical. Turn signal
indicators on the top of the front fenders signify a 1967 Charger.
A short console between the front seats only is also a way to identify
a '67 Charger.

How to Identify a 1967 Dodge Charger

Overview

The first iteration of the Charger (1966-1967) had a prominent
fastback roof and hidden headlights

1967 Charger Fastback

All early Dodge Chargers were fastbacks, the only body style
they made (1966-1967)

1967 Charger Fender Signal Light

The 1967 Charger had turn signal indicator lights in the front edge of
the chrome strip that ran along the top edge of the front fenders (1967 only, shown)

The 1966 Charger had a chrome strip running along the top of the front
fenders with no turn signal indicators (1966 only) (click for picture)

1967 Charger Grill

The grill had a thin vertical bar design (1966-1967)

Signal lights were hidden under the ends of the grill (1966-1967)

Dual headlights on each side were also hidden under the grill (1966-1967)

1967 Charger Grill Badge

A large, circular Dodge badge was incorporated into the center of the
grill (1966-1967)

1967 Charger Tail Light

The tail light extended across the full width of the car (1966-1967)

Chrome letters spelled out "CHARGER" across the tail light (1966-1967)

1967 Charger Trunk Emblem

A large Dodge Emblem was set into the rear deck lid (1966-67)

1967 Charger Dash

The dash didn't change and still consisted of four round dials in a
line, including a tachometer (1966-1967)

Steering-wheel mounted tach shown is non-standard

1967 Charger Seats

The four bucket seats were the same as last year, with the rear seats
designed to fold flat for increased cargo capacity (1966-1967)

The center console was shortened and now only ran between the front
seats (1967) (non-standard 1966 console shown)

1967 Charger Roof Emblem

The C-pillar roof emblem remained unchanged (1966-1967)

1967 Charger 383 Four Barrel Badge

The 383 four-barrel engine was optional and was again rated at 325
horsepower and 425 ft-lbs of torque (1966-1967)

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